I have written a plug-in and would like to know if it was fired by , the web service api, Import data, web form or outlook client.
Is this possible?
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I have written a plug-in and would like to know if it was fired by , the web service api, Import data, web form or outlook client.
Is this possible?
Look at the IPluginExecutionContext.CallerOrigin property (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc156395.aspx). You can determine if it was from the application, async service, API, or if the plugin is being replayed after coming from offline.